how about less clicks to do something instead of more clicks...to share a folder in xp it takes exactly 4 clicks, same thing on a win vista/7 pc is 8-9 clicks! (not using homegroups bc of a mixed environment)
really i hate how things are buried in context menus. the amount of mouse clicks has nearly doubled for just about everything important in the newer versions of windows. for someone who regularly does the same repetitive tasks day after day, moving to a win7 box can greatly impact work throughput in a negative manner.
and how about fixing windows explorer...i hate how if you have a folder with lots of files in it there is no white space to drag a new file to because any time you mouse over a file the whole line for that file is selected. you have to drag to the location bar at the top. so the actual area where you can successfully complete a drag and drop action has been shrunken down to minuscule proportions. i honestly don't know how ths one made it through testing....it is such a pain in the ass when trying to organize a ton of files.
that's it for now...i am sure i can think of some other things though.
really i hate how things are buried in context menus. the amount of mouse clicks has nearly doubled for just about everything important in the newer versions of windows. for someone who regularly does the same repetitive tasks day after day, moving to a win7 box can greatly impact work throughput in a negative manner.
and how about fixing windows explorer...i hate how if you have a folder with lots of files in it there is no white space to drag a new file to because any time you mouse over a file the whole line for that file is selected. you have to drag to the location bar at the top. so the actual area where you can successfully complete a drag and drop action has been shrunken down to minuscule proportions. i honestly don't know how ths one made it through testing....it is such a pain in the ass when trying to organize a ton of files.
that's it for now...i am sure i can think of some other things though.